【S4】Zeus 's Japan Review

An immortal masterpiece!!!!
This one for now! The balance and handling are also first class.
This is a barrel that will surely fit any style.
It is slightly thin and the taper is not too tight, but the small cut compensates for it.
It is a barrel that can be used for three fingers, four fingers, wide and shallow grip distances, and everything in between.
This is a barrel that can represent Japan!
From beginner to advanced, if you have any doubts, this is the one!

Gift for White Day.
My wife, a beginner, got this dart to fly right into the frame!
I recommend it.â

I threw it and it flew better than I thought it would.
And the handle is easy to hold and throw!
I think it is "easy to use" for everyone.

Grip: It rests firmly on my fingers, so I can throw it easily and without effort. I think it's great for people who hold the back!
First time use: If you swing, it goes higher than expected, but if you push, it goes into the BULL beautifully!
It went into the BULL! It is stable, so once you get used to it, I think you can swing with it.
My personal impression: I am transitioning from straight barrels, but maybe it is because it is a Torpedo barrel, but it is very stable. I honestly recommend this barrel!

I just got it and have been throwing it for a while now, and it is very simple and easy to throw.
I grip the rearmost part of the rod and my fingers fit comfortably in the fine shark-cut-like area at the rearmost part of the rod.

I borrowed it from a friend and threw it around, and I felt it was finger-hooked.
Naturally, the pull off was good, too.
I also felt the arrow speed went up slightly.

The cut is nice and it looks like it will hold up well.
The weight is reasonable, so it looks easy to throw.

The cut is tight, so there may be quite a bit of snagging.
I can't deny the feeling that it is hard to pull off.

This is the barrel I want very much!
I think it's very easy to use!
I would love to buy it!

This is a barrel that fits the word "power"!
If you have never felt the barrel leave your hand, this is the barrel for you!
You can feel the thumb and forefinger send the barrel out firmly when you throw.